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OLD MEC · 05-15-2010, 10:56 AM

You didnt tell us what 1996 club car you have, but I assume its a 48 volt cart as you mention the obc. Is your cart a series model or a regen or IQ cart? all which can make a difference in finding problem solutions. The OBC is only to control your factory battery charger. It sounds like you have a problem with your Potentiometer ( pedal speed control ).
What unit do you have? There were two different units used in 1996, one is V Glide ( pie shaped unit mounted between batterys under drivers seat ) or a black unit mounted under drivers side floor board connected directly to pedal? The last is no longer available, while the V glide is still available complete or parts. The V glide has small resistors mounted on back side of glide box that when internal contacts are made varies power to solid state controller.
Please advise of what type you have.

05-15-2010, 10:56 AM	#3
OLD MEC Gone Wild Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: South Texas Posts: 2,391	Re: 1996 cc wont move You didnt tell us what 1996 club car you have, but I assume its a 48 volt cart as you mention the obc. Is your cart a series model or a regen or IQ cart? all which can make a difference in finding problem solutions. The OBC is only to control your factory battery charger. It sounds like you have a problem with your Potentiometer ( pedal speed control ). What unit do you have? There were two different units used in 1996, one is V Glide ( pie shaped unit mounted between batterys under drivers seat ) or a black unit mounted under drivers side floor board connected directly to pedal? The last is no longer available, while the V glide is still available complete or parts. The V glide has small resistors mounted on back side of glide box that when internal contacts are made varies power to solid state controller. Please advise of what type you have.